The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-17 00:00:00

•,~ MAILS. Vutt-4 Gottcnburgh, z M4lta, 2 Dublin, z VYJtCrlera. • 7 PRICE OF sTocKS • THIS AA Y Al YWILLV I O'CLOCK. Consols • £64 Omnium . ': i✓l t TEI SUN. SOLEM Quss Die*lCl SAISUIL AUDSAT ? LONDON, TUUDAY, JANUARY 17, 1809. , Ova Letter from Pahnouth yesterday states that the Brig Perd has arrived there from Cortuniti; and that the Captain Mated flint nhe sails:::d ft feported . .at Corunna that ihe..l3l . ltish Atituy was totrounded. • , • We rlid riot make any comments upon this report, btctiuse we contrived it to be obyionsly unworthy of credit ; hut as some of our Contemporaries have given a degree of importance to this rumour, we think it necessary to state, that the last Dis patches from Sir Jrai.r4 4\loottit are dated the 31st ~ ,it, and that the VeAsel that brought them over, left Corunna on, the 3d, only a few hours before the Heun sailed, consequently there could be no. kiundation for any rumour which might prevail at Corunna on the 4th, ofthe British Army being surrounded. LAST night some wow Dutch Papers were re• calved; they are one day later in date than those which Srrived on. Sunday.' It appears that the re port of the death Of MUSTAPHA BAIRACTAR was %Mini ; he etreded his escape on boar'd the Fleet commanded by his friend Stun•Ai.v; and, according to the last accounts,, was: at - 41411y hunt. bearding alto pdrts of the city which were occupied by the Insurgents: Fie had taken the reigning Sul- tin MAttobteT on board the Meet with him. These Papertcontain news from Paris to the :, , 7th inst. but they give :us very little intormation respecting the butts of affaivs in Spain. General Moamn, it is said, Was at Logrono on the 12th, and was to be in front of Saragossa on the tsth. Great preparations werertiaking fOr besieging the place in form ; but the French. Papers„declare, that sneh is the huma nity of fiunNAP,Ata . e, that neither a boutbardnient nor mines will be used, unless the aiiinacy, , of the Inhtibitants should rcnder it necessary.. The King of Pit ' VESSIA, instead of returning to the Capital, now tfult the French have evacuated it, is going to pay the Emperor of RUSSIA a visit at St. Pc. teriburgh. T popositiert. a mulerstanti. 'to- not ;Mond fo ot try their strength by a division, at the cornnience- Anent ()Vibe Session. Whey have actinired a lit ile,wiidom by past experience, and , think it pru dem ,nd decent to etweavour to ascertain whether Vlinistei e s are really as colpobie as. they with them to be, bet"ro they begin their system of 'attack. The AEjive Armed Ctitter, on Thursday night, clouted a small French lugger, mounting one gun, and [Tinned with 18 men, having on board Fre‘ , eral rackets of French papers, to be distributed 'about the co:at. , The capture of this Vessel explitios a cir eninstanee certainly, appeared singular—by %Oat means Casks with newsixtpars were' iiirde float so dilealy from Boulogho to the Kentish coast. It new ap,ears that the French 0 , 0 °vet vessels In the tweliii4;, to throw the , c,isks'contairi;:l the pa. p vri , within rea d , of tile ~current, that tetS wit? the ctiast ,t certain periods of the tide. On Saturday the dispatches were filially, rinsed at the East India House, 'and delivered to the, Pursers of the following ships .°4 ° CLulit.,al4od, captain P. Wi'ddarburni Scafesby Castle, ; Itenry Addington, captain Kirkpatrick ; Itoinhay and Chino: . .•, Cu anvils, CaptainWellbank, St, liclo4, and Cain,, I.,4sengev.: pct . Cumbettila—Mrs. Barclay,'Lady of Major Barekty ; Mr.. Cooke; coo,. , Pasz.cui,cl: , 1 , 04 SG:fleshy. Castle - Fur Bombay : Mr. Shank,' jun. 1.0.1 c La i n; rirlab and Mr. A ndtlacin, Mr. ' C. Grant, Me'ssra. Ovals, F.M. and j. I iedglj, c.idotb, I ) :l;,i,!tlgati 1),:r 11.!nrY Adrf t ngton—Fnr Bengal : Mrs. Hate. sir A.l I°,' Air W4lkcr, free mariner ; Messrs. Nov r; how, I ,cnerick . ,-and cridets. C , slr.clai Fur Bencu,,lcn ; Mrs, and Miss Boy anti a. Prince, and Mr, T. Williams. tbe ditatciltes by lbt) 61)0 Marren Ifasti , ios LOl%l dieluilLPlaile, Prue Bra". c. 1 0 ,01 Ea‘t lodia I : lutist:, Hod de- L.: , en ft) tirseri. pt.A . VOTNltthay Mr. W. Forbes ; ; 7slra 1 ((Mel( ar:t4 I itt tighter ; Copt. ; ; Mia 4 I•'.en) ; /,!r. I. Crt . .c.4l , ,trio/cr ; Mr. 1, ;11•1 • 1 , 4 ; Ann Wigney, dirks, Aritaisr6 7'WIECL:II, 1 :(;10"Ltaers Priv AlLltisir Mr. ~ .Orttrrlitit4ary 1.4:74 a11(1 fir. .Sur4can, and I.4itty ; • Cotit;s. • pcl'frne liorM);.y ; Mr . Murray. m o r;tlet ; tlr. Kcy' s r;ittive; anti Mr. Siinrot:i..c4dct. I,v 4 freli 113(4111:;*.-- Fur lielixal : Mr. Cuinbettuoh, I,4tsy alstl ; Mrs. Voylc slid 414iiter ; • rgt.ltt awl l: 1 1 14 ‘ ; Crtnici. , 4 -n, Poit, Cole, mitt Charlotte Grant ; s tr , , 1 . ylct . , 1! Nos 1), Saiidya, ItAxAce, larrtvs, and 14 1; es, • ; "ivot‘ , .thl .111(1 1 . 1110;1114, Voluotecri; Col.. 1, v• .' , 34.'N. Mr. Ilrodic, Fret; Minintr.—Madr4, stvvvail, (;:.,,tat. it is said in a Morning Paper, whicb bag been very atoclons to cvnyint.,:e lite public ot necgoity of a ch.inge of Lithistry, t hilt the rpa, o o w hy 411 Eke Taitetto ssts.4re stipersetied Wits " a r(H antipa thy against cots oiltion and obust..." liar truth that, tar (I it, atittuplirl to reforio c,)ri option an d , a buse, I.llrii ti; cnre WO to prOVide t,,r their depk.ll , 4olts, at \vllolll there was indet..d nui licio us tioop,lllat, tbet lecnivr 01 ttie Patty said, inot, ad of this ing,;(4 fig any utlico 4 " they wit, oUlig ) ed to lw 'too ill a red.", NAVAL NEWS. : • YARMOUTH, JAN. t 5..-The Bellerophon, Mini, ral GARDNER; ~ ,lbenikir, 74; Stately, 64; Prince Caroline, 64, sAileci yesterday on a cruize. 14%1in:tilde, Lord G. STUART, from the South ward. The Two Friends, Gu 2N, was !oat .04 - Friday night, ou Ilasbro' Stan - di, crew saved by the Betsey', ouNGIbtN. The British Fair i goin to take convoy to the Downs. 1 ,--Arrived Hig Nttjesty's Ship DiCitetor;,C3i)t...CAPriaLt., from Yartni)uth ; Proteaor utitt Ftinq Guo-t.rigi from the North Sea.' . JAN. t'B.- 7 -Arrived the Leith Tender ftom Leith, with volunteers and impressed men for the Fleet. The Rose w•as with:Liu:Ll, and %he Pineker doc4ed. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. t6.--Arrived several out ! ward.bound ‘resselß from the Downs. S3iled His 'lLijeity's Ships Ant, _Nile, and La I'leci4e on a eruize. His Majesty's Ship Thaws is appointed convoy • for the Mediterranean, and . Sprightly Cutter for Plymouth. DISTRIBUTIQN. ()E PRIZE 40NEY.- To the Inconsi.mt, and the• Royal African Corps, who were'on board of her at tne'Capture of the INland•of Goree, their respective. proportions of the Ordnance Stores taken there. and the l'roceeds of .the Hulks and Store, of the 011 i. Bence Brig and 'Chum Sclionher,, at 'N o . , 4 , l ei neue , on the 13e1 Men and every Wednesday and .. tlinr6day after; at the same place. .To the Santa Margarita for the re-capture of the Indelati-• gable (in company with the Tribune, Contest . , kenown, and. Litterild) at No. 23, Norfolk-wect, Strand '• To the SI op Sk) lark, for the Capture of the . French I'ri. veteer Le Forest, on board, at • y armon:h , on the isth i n4t. .and every Tuesday and Friday utter, ..for three months, at No. ig, Clement' lien. To the Ilaerl:to, present at the Surrender of Cor.oa, and of the Ketch l'Albanaise, the Proceeds of the Captured Prupvtty, anti the Ketch on.the 2., th inst, hetweeo elev,en and twelve, at No. 9, New druid -street, unclevery Wcrines. day and ThuiWay atter fur three years, at the write place. The following is an extraa of a letter received at Portsmouth, tram Mr.,l ' . Lite Clerk of his Majemy ' s Shiperescent, rela , ive tu the melancholy loss of dim Ship.. We give it publicity for the s , itisfac. titnt of the friends oi . ,tlie survivors, and to terminate the cheinifili state of stlspenCe ill witiclA many must be on the occasion : On the sth init. (Dec ) w.. struck on the cOa sr of Jut land, near i4obsnour, .4;al wmpletely vvrecked, with the tu n s of 22. major part MI a rat t, the remainder au the jolly boat. Our situation .:Was truly dreadful, evert !Witt at the old ship's (Anson) lo.s. Wu have been removed hoot Robiowit to this place (Aalborg), In waggons, about 32 miles. Wq have a& yet .been treated very swell • cxinNt soon to tau re. ti and. I arc co tined together. Ve have to vartisole ourselves by eipeer naoo of Gpecdily seeing you Ltsr or tukvIVOI.S. tyclisnr, Williamson, At,o,ter. J o hn Weaver, l'ipt I.ir%itenatit of NlA:inns. .Vrincis l ire ltton. MA:dripinan, Lateut In.; Majesty's ship 'rhonlas Mason, Clerk, J. 14..1.avedder, kilt,. Munro, ditto. Matthew Walker, Iloatswain, Comriamtivr —27 z Tll,yi ' 6 W ,, nien I Child Lost —v* Men,' I'4•:,etiget 6 Woolen I Child • 214 SOULS lOSt. Copy or a Letter receivcil by Mr. John Munro, Quarter. Master ul ttl.t Forisisiotc 1111hiiri, trout his Soh, lan e Niutero Mate on board the t.,:re,„co,t, dated ()Aur4ll, uec. io, " All that I am allowed tosay is, that I Was saved from perishing when the Crescent was wrecked off Jutland, and that the Mailer, Mr. Weav , l, of the marines, Mr. Mason, Mr. Lavender; Mr. Hou3hton, senior, rind Mr. Walker,o the Boatswain, are the only °Ulcers saved ; all ihe,rest perislied,--only, 53 men wer* saved. We are treated well, .and I ••liall emit/avow to send this by a vessel going with pri soliey§. W e , espeet to be sent .to Weiburgh, in a few days, and hope we skill be exchanged snow. I wins rifiVed in the jolly boat.. It was wonderful how Mr. Weaver escaped on the rail, with Mr. La vender and Mr. Maim), Midshipmen. They were .often Washed-off the raft by the -sea breaking over them, but recnvered themselves, and cleared th e ship, when in the grcatet danger, Their exertions were great. : The Captain 'ordered Mr. Weaver to take charge of the raft. Thei followiu , 4 is a list of the,names,of the Officers lost on th;sl ineLmelitily occasion, which you will !base to publish for „the information of their friends :- 4# c,ipt..Terapie,' Lieut. K. - etiVvin, Lieut. Maclean, Lieut. Stokes, R. N. Lieut filv , are, Itoyal NLainc;:, XII% Hosier, purserAle,' Anson,W4ll.ree, Hacker, I), %Notts, I'V-3; Jun, Vilrge ll o , l4:4l.. Muktiipmen. , Mr. Colter, i:'at'veittta, Mr. Vtislisains„ gunner, Pa r lbadlorn, passenger; one child, and sir women, bilikki • 191 eauten and !twines. All tlc went On the Attend rat l'he,Ship struck at ten o'clock qt, oigist on tho 6th, and went to pieces about five next vmening. 'We were taken to Robsnocht the sante evening, the day atter tii Osierbranderstaw, and yesterday we reached this place, where' we met with great " The exertions of the officers and .men, front the time siiip'stroeli till she went to piece 4, were beyond description. ' Two plots were drowned," The Brig Ranger, of Leith, from Altea, last from Cadiz, .thr London, with fruit, 'taken in the chops of the Channel, the 27th Dec. by a French Brig Privateer, of t d 24-ouuders, and I.'i4! men, ar. r;vA :last week at Plyinonth. They put_on hoard. the Banger fiveierenchmen, and left in the pate, u young man 18 years 01 age, and a lad of 14. Atter tossing about night day., the Frenchmen .were Si) slek they. went below to lie down,. when the 11tafe . and tittle boy t4atieneil them down, imbed aft, koik:ked ine laJtr do n at the helm, and wok, pus session of the Brig; fortunately the ../.:ouienu i 0; 11, guns, lipve r in rind seeing . a signal of Astr es i flying, unre: do wim. and put a midshipman anti five men on hvar4 whq hroUght her rii4l4 to 'ty. 14191101ri PROM THE auTcH PAPER,SL ViR:4ll4, NC. I 7.—Mustapha Bairaelar, accord ing twchtf pat advices from Conitimomple, W 34 not killed, as (Lid been reported, by lite explabion of a powder ithigazioe, but had effected his escape with the Grand Seignior, Mahomet H. on board one of the vessels in the harbour ; the Admiral of the Turkish fleet Seidl Ate', being his friend. • On the 16th ,ult. the ships of wor were boinbaritng and cannonad. lug the posts in the city occupied by the lanist4- ri4; and considerable tears were entertained for the safety of the Foreign Ambassadors, in the suburb of Vera. The blood that had been shed was beyond all conception. Dac. c7.—General Gonvion St. Cyr, who commands ti m e 711, corp. of _the Army. in Spain, rum ched on the 7th tor BarcLshina, to term a junc tion with General Duhestne, and subsevenily to continne his route ah Valencia. • • - The sth corps,•under the command of the Dike • of Treviso, (Mortier), reached Logruno on the 121 n, and was to he in front of SaragOhsa on the 16M. The ruiners and besieging artillery entered Tudela 'on di:,' WM. Immediately atter their arrival, Sara goss t, to .prevent the alliteceSSaiy loss et lives-, will be invested, and neither a boinbardinent nor mines will be employed, unless the obstinacy of the inha bitants should render it absolutely necessary to ,re 7 sort to such extremities. against a city wiin.ll has al, ready suffered so much. The, corps of Marshal the Duke of ElChingen ar rived at Madrid on 11th, and was to occupy the quartets which the Duke of Datitzic Tinted:on marching off the day before!. It was reported at Modlid, at the above date, . that in consequence of the defeat of the msurgents' at Caparoso, Tudela, Catalayud, and Guadalaxara, scarcely tiuuu of their great army then remained in one body. A.Letier from Avila, dated Dec. 12, says, " The .greatest tranquillity privails to Old We, send supplies of provisions to the Escurial, and we ardently ,wish that ad the other provinces of the kingdom enjoyed the same happiness," The following Letter from Count Florida Blanca * to the Marquis Dc La Itomana has been inter cepted : " 4ranjeuz, Nov-18. ••• • " My nmeh.esteemed and worthy, .friend - , I sin cerely sympathize in all your regret. NOthing can expresss the wretched , condition in which we find ourselves placed. In the midst of our mistirtunes, we learn that O''Neil and St. Marc, on time morning of the 14th, took possession of Caparosa, after •was evacuated by the enemy, who occupied a wore ad vantageous position. , We wait for the further par ticulars. of this event. At present the great object is to unite bur 101CeS with the English army, if it .be possible to effett such a junction. lam not certain that my letter, will not tali imp the hands' Ol- the enetnj, as they occupy alitiost all the roads. . My . „health is infirm, as Might naturally be cxpetted iu an old man of 8U but my good spit its never Jur; bake ate." &nor, L)ec. 24.—f1i4 Majesty Ws !romantic(' the lollowtog I,2tlt:r to the M4gistrott.s 11111 city : belovird, and I:311141ka ,ÜbjcV.lS, •my provinces being-evacuated by (liek:utlCll, 11ry atß,lli tiOn ix 44)W directed to the aCCumplishwent to u~y heartfelt vt 141 of returning to my capitol of 15. rein, with the Qom') my spouse, and my tamily—an obj:ct which I have by all possible, illeani eltdea voored to ottani since theconclusvin t peace. I have given orders that the Constituted Atit.iturttli! shalt leave this ploi.v for Berlin, won 4tS t trids on thebiner st 4 at the Vistula Jrnic tiegtin to breathe a hale tram the erect ()t tile heavy borthens they have SUSI:I4I , A in turoishing coinages and sup plies, both hetige, and daring tlid evacuation of the counisy. short interval I shall employ iii a journey to St. Petersborgh, in consequence of the repeated Iliendly and urgent invitations, both ver bally and by letter, of his MajdAty the 4inperaiut Ittifoo, . I shat) expedite my journey, :ton hope, .within a few week;, to reviOt my provinces on other side of the Vistula, to which 1 owe so euany proofs of estinlilary tuleht) and I shall in purlieu.. lar hasten my return to Berlin, to testify to tits sub jects ut that city my gratituue ,tor their firmness and good conduct, and to asithe tkab of my attachment and satisfaction. I inform you hereof, and coin. rnanft you to notify the same to my lov mg and faith:, to' eilizeus of city ; and I am your loving Sovereign, Fn, SVit.t.ZAM.,• ScnuCTtOS.—A most distressing case has occurred within these few days, The daughter of a re -1.-spe:Aante tradesman, at a town in Surrey, not far distant ffoln London, a very pretty end 3CCoinpliSllell girl, only in her loth year, was pertained by ter la ther to spend•the Cnristmas Hondays with a friend at Hampton i;ouri, who had a niece al) 'tit her own age. :When, one day, walking tit the Cloisters of the 'Palace, she was seen by an Officer ut a regiment (parleyed in that neigilLourhoun, more renok.vnear tor hi, eolignests innocenco, butte I,2ere and in the Sister Kingdom, than military aehie.e. nttlntti he unfortunately saw iihti marked her as a victim fur ltis kibidinous desires; to .aCColnpliill , which, he had 'recourse to the servant in ,thelittnitY where the:young lady was, and, by brib4tg her, gOt an opportunity of sneaking to the young lady, whose unsus-peding maid he so worked upon, as to induce .her to consent to an etapenita wntcti, with the assistance of a male pander' of the Gtvain's, was etf:ctud on Thursday last, betweeu time and ten de;o4; anti, notwithstanding :the severity of i the ).vvatlier, the fugitives Walitecl from Hamptan i Court to Hounslow, where they ptUt.lated a poSt- Cilatie,s, and proceeded towards town. The yulang lakly being very hOoli (nissH, tier tether was inune, litately ",ent for, Wilt) soon aseertaint:d the cause or hisdeugtner's eight, and, al.l;ost trantie with g r i e f an d rage, "set off in si'areil at her. At ttonmer-. sown h e lex tt t, that the chaise had, broken duACo. there, but that 16E7 had procuted anotner, whic,l conieyed itrtn to Leicester-fields, where al trace was lilt, the wit et stating th.tt he put thent tIOND in dies 'greet. All friday and satei ( t a y, ttte nithapiy tat tier, mind can tle bet ter nna6nted than tkocrniett, wad spvnt Itl truniess scarch,oi tlt3 inst though assiited)by Sayer, one AA tliV 0111C( - $ r,f kiow-streev, 00(1 they •Vi.ated eVgry that part of the town tik , :ty tsar them te 1;;:$01. ME APPROACHING SEASON. Every species of preparatiOn is now making. r , the approaching 'season of FASIIiO . N, and Such p par4utis as Oaf AUCNSIU7S could never have dreamt . of. Flf)6.,l,ittist up lobe seen only once or twice in bale a year, an nd - then converted bit° places of pub lk entert liamlint. What was in former days a On quet is now a speaacle, and hospitality little more than the temporary gratification of die eye and ear.; '- The exercise of the understanding is suspendrd along with the social enjoyments .of friendship an 4 cop* .versmion ; but Ample provision is made for the extes.• nail senses, which are dazzled with ligrtur opprosE , ed with noise. In former days, an cnterlainmeal, witicrk plenty, liberality, and convivial enjoyments were , consulted, could be got up with, no. other ar• tangemenk th n employed the attention of the cock and the- tut/cr. Tim house was never: furled Ilpsideldown, nor abandoned to th,t whim* of fluor painters, lamp=lighters, and Awl/is. The I;aine edifice that the family was suffi— cient for tW. gaols ; temporary erection- 4 tent a bortor magnihcence, and temporary d Strtithon there not necessary io procure respect ; for ;here was I hen 110 rivlsoip in seeming prodigality ; no etiort io produce a greateiletl tiy, the jezvesi means; alid the host and hoktesi had tile conscious set Iskettott at having main• tained the honours of rank and hospitality, w!tirout being obliged to count t t number of coach panfiels that were troken, or of ladies win) fainted. this tunes are altered, and we have nu Very seri ous obj. dioti to the alteration, although we have thus 31 , th.d it. \V are a commerci.ilnation, ant, the quid pro quo has passed from the East to the West end of tite Town. - II Modem entertainment costs but little, that little is ot athantage to the patties employed. Nay, new bales are created, and pfide and profits of patronage are exteaded. From the Loran-lighter, who shows Ins taste in balloons and . festoons, to the historian of a rout who records its splendours, and immortalizes the ,names of the inm viied ; 'from - the artist who paints landscape's on the floors, to the 410 w-street Officer who inspects cha" ratters ta ; a new race, of useful men in so ciety is c.reatcd, new efforts of genius are encoktr+ aged, anti money is circulated through avenues aim, never occurred to the author of " Wealth OS Nations." Numerous hands are employed to:Sidon., for the decrease of /wads and hearts, and' it all cold, cerzinonious, and shori•lived, it is. alsv , sphrtl" did, magnificent; and FAsu los ABL E. t` , EDINBLIRGH,.).Ax. 14. .......e.5...... ' MCA COURT OF jUsTICIARY.: • •r & Yesterd4' :tine on the. trial of Thomas Neilson, late , 'ervalit '4O. Lieutenant-Colonel WAuenoPE, or the Edinburgh. Militia,' tor opening, by Meilll4 of a skeleton key, the drawer of his master, and stealing money, &c. theietiotn. . The Prisoner pliNick"a GUilty, and•the Jury having returned ttNif vertliti . accordingiy, the Cum t sentenced him to. be transport - pd beyond seas fur life. • ' 111 Jury distAnuted the money allowed theta 1 0 th,.. ditrereht Charities. . .. Yestqrchy the Priocess of WALIzo, the Ducimoi of BRUNSWICK, the. Dukes ot Conan:m. o o.HD, SUS.. SEX, dial CAMBLUDGE, med with their tv.Luevrtei an.l tilt i'iil: , .eft-tiEs. At. six o'clock, the l'ititscuss and the lltic; , es4 ~.1 Bautowicx. set off (.41 their re* torn to .Blackheath. . . We alinoA pity !fie Opposition Writers on the subject of Lord Nlottta. 'l,:ey have always pea* fes?ecl the highest admiration tor the talents ot the Noble Lord, aid the utmost contilenee in his judg ment—but his sentitnents on the Portugal Conven* tion so little agree with their Own, that they would be reduced ; to a most vexatious diletno.a indeed if they 'bad ii-.;t the consolation of believing., that I though h.- itftati CYieer, and has had the advantage ot t , i.perivote. he falls much below theiii,elves M . knowledge 0' the subjed, and can only be right in , acting on their principles, and in supportio&thiCt opini.iliS upon all occasion... BUONAPARTE, it Wein', is BtlXloo% _to prove the antiquity of his falsity, and That it. was of Spartail.i, i , .' origin. Tit:. Spaitansf it is well known, did nor 4; consider theft.as a crime, if it were so demi:4'oo, 4 Y T i '''('„ Al performed as to elude detection. It is et ident, 'bi . 'l the conduct of the French Ituler•toivards other 41 countries, that he ret,tins some port of the character of his stipitosed ; but while he plunder' without lin/nation. or meal, he k superior 'to t. 14 weakness of attempting to, conceal nig enorotio l robberies, dud rulter considers them as the fiir . re* su,t of militaqi iteloisin, however titioifluliiig 104 have been the Slates that f:111 victims to his rapacity• 'The receipts of Drury I,tur ThOlire - haVe beel' very great for seine weeks past, and *have bred much increased Mice the appearance. ut the new 0) " tnedy of Man end (Wife, which se , !ini to tiecotel more and inure atirttaive, mai& the repulsive sot° of the Weather. A. new ()nem is in rehearsal at Drtiry-laug)4 Theatre, whiCh is attributed to Mr. WAR°, il ia Gentleman who married Miss LINLE.V , sister ut t`le late .Mrs, Suattionts.-/sA 13tiAm it and _l3lsfori ~- seetns,-have witted powers in contivMug 41 P 4 ' w for this piece. MtAittiNt, who was engaged at the Opera House for th e p resent season, nas been •tli,ralsse'LL because, as; it is said,• he accomp tnieti QATit,s)ll in tivr niustcal expedition to belaod, &c.' Ti' 014 " 11 : - ,batui CATAlstiii, in COllstllitthCe Of ilit) PlO3 its. sigued for this dismission, has at:Utility five belitirrek pounds to NIiAitTINI as a coniPeolw' two. Sutlx:lnt action d'aserv,ls to be recorded fur, • hiantager of the Opera House has recently ad• vanced thesalaries of all~ he Pertormers in the Of' chestra ot't h m pitac,', without ai l s o fic k ,ation o n their part. Tins Circtaii,tithee has affordet,i great sattstaud lion to the Inns - moos of the otho. I heittrest AY They conceive that it win kadto a ritnitlraugtattntariun' Roast, one of the itteit Ing- nwrils .t h our S olP* tois and who is a of this COUOtry) thutigh 1 14 nttet e; i, il i t, , , . l.o l t io l t lt t e s opl t ta tt ici l ee ie d r t w iill i el s i e tni , iuer h y as o r t ec t‘t en i t r i , y i e r s ti eu vcit'ucod : w . An accoun 'l t le o l , P t i l e le C g li :u r i c e ll k . : Hul k Mr. Cows snit Seven °tiler Uentioncl ) . : '(roil3l, to Nuv e ,l7, id08:--ri13,1 hires, f '3tlo it.traiti/es, 103, rabbits, 3() Wood' . cQcks 4 wood-pitieons., and nye atoPet